Islamic slavery alert from the Saudi Institute, with thanks to the Norwegian Kafir: According to a press release issued by The United States Department of Justice, Hana F. al Jader, a Saudi Princess, was arrested today on charges of forced labor. According to the allegation, al Jader used coercion to keep two Indonesian women as […]
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Terrorism Case Puts Words of Muslim Leader On Trial in Va.
Al-Timimi update from the Washington Post, : Islamic spiritual leader Ali Al-Timimi’s pen is mightier than his sword, prosecutors contend. It’s not so much his actions but his words that make him so dangerous, they say. Less than a week after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Timimi told a group of Northern Virginia Muslims that […]
“˜After this movie, there may be hate crimes committed”
Sounds as if the upcoming movie on the Crusades may actually be accurate. Whether it is or it isn’t, I will be setting the record straight soon thereafter in my forthcoming book The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam and the Crusades (Regnery). However, Khaled Abou El Fadl, whose highly questionable reconstructions of Islamic theology and […]
Arab media coverage of Catholic leader’s death infuriates jihadists
How dare Al-Jazeera give coverage to the death of the Pope? It is…humiliating! I thought this hooligan channel was supposed to be dedicated to defending Islam! “Arab media coverage of Catholic leader’s death infuriates Islamists,” from AFP, with thanks to EPG (yes, this is beginning to sound like a New Deal-era news report, but that’s […]
African Muslim Groups Protest Arab Rule
Islam is, for all its universalist claims, inherently Arab: prayers must be said in Arabic, the Qur’an must be recited in Arabic, etc. Throughout Islamic history this has created tensions among non-Arab Muslims who find that with this Arabic character of Islam inevitably comes an Arabization of their culture. Note also here the information about […]
National Review strikes back…?
Last week CAIR succeeded in pressuring National Review into removing The Life and Religion of Mohammed by J. L. Menezes and Sword of the Prophet by Serge Trifkovic from the NR Book Service. You can read my article about the controversy here, and Rich Lowry’s explanation from the Corner, plus my response, here. But now, […]
Arab News: The Pope apologized for the Crusades
The Arab News eulogizes Pope John Paul II as a good dhimmi. From “Editorial: Pope John Paul II” (thanks to Skeetstreet for the link): Despite President Bush’s typically unfortunate use of the word “crusade” after 9/11, American policy became notably more sensitive toward Islam. The pope meanwhile made a point of apologizing to the Muslim […]
Forming an Islamic democracy
One from the I Told You So Department, via the Yemen Times, with thanks to Skeetstreet: There is no doubt that an Islamic political system would be bound by the laws, principles, and spirit of the Qur’an and Sunnah, which would serve as the overarching sources of a constitution in an Islamic state. Furthermore, violating […]
Jordan: King Abdullah cuts a tolerant figure, but converts know better
Tolerant, liberal Jordan is not so tolerant and liberal when it comes to those who convert from Islam to Christianity. This is yet more evidence of the fact that non-Muslims do not enjoy full and equal rights with Muslims in any Muslim country in the world today. “Apostasy rules,” from World Magazine, with thanks to […]
Professor: Islamic militants have highly sophisticated organization
Here’s a talk given by Michael Doran, Assistant Professor of Middle East Studies at Princeton, where he teaches courses on political Islam. From the Princeton Packet, with thanks to Nicolei: Militant radical Islam will not be defeated solely by bringing democracy to the Middle East, Princeton Professor Michael Doran said during a lecture Monday at […]